Sentence examples for by small area from inspiring English sources

Initial attempts to quantify by small area how many trips would be made by various forms of accessible transportation.

By small area X-ray diffraction measurement, it was confirmed that a-axis of unit cell of PTT crystal was parallel to the radial direction of the spherulite.

Most health centres are organised by small area responsibility served by general practitioners.

All linkages and analyses were carried out by Small Area and Administrative Data Division personnel in secure offices.

In order to ensure comparability of socioeconomic status, the schools in the current study were also categorised by small area deprivation index.

Evidence from Mexico's PROGRESSA project has provided some useful lessons for analysis based on space and wealth scores, where geographic targeting was used as the first step to identify populations in need of interventions, followed by small area wealth matching to identify those in absolute need [ 24].

A: One proposal is to gather data by small areas on the prices people are paying for broadband and at what speeds.

In order to ensure that the forest cover difference is not driven by small areas, the CBDI is obtained using the maximum area of HRU shared by bordering countries, requiring that a minimum of 500 km2 of the HRU area is present on each side of the border and that at least one of the two sides of the border contains a minimum forest coverage of 20%.

The celestite precipitate was primarily localized in a ~0.35 mm wide disk-shaped precipitation front surrounded by small areas of disperse precipitation in approximately the middle of the diffusion cell.

Circulatory disease events by small area-level geography Ethnicity and Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 7 decile variables were dropped from the analysis at the first iteration as they failed to explain a significant amount of the observed variation in the two outcome measures.

Healed infarcts displayed a white scar surrounded by small areas with congestion and vasodilatation.